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The goal of this project is to make possible to access Progress database from any external program that can use sockets. The server (broker and agents) are written in Progress 4GL and made use of sockets capabilities of Progress V9.

Based off of bandwidthd (http://sourceforge.net/projects/bandwidthd) but updated to support large networks (13,000+ devices). IPv6 support is in the works. Our thanks goes to the original authors of bandwidthd who made this possible.

Adds perl capability to the web server Aolserver. A perl script can: return content, get other web pages, make SQL queries and more. Planned: full access to aolserver api (in progress: this is the base layer); and a second, easy-to-use layer on top.

md5cp will traverse a file tree and check the MD5 checksum of each file. If the file is unchanged, it is ignored; if it is changed (or new), its MD5 is updated in the database, and the file is copied to the destination directory. A number of optional parameters can change what happens in addition to the file copy. This utility is useful for situations when file dates are corrupt and rsync cannot be used. Copyright (C) 2013 The Regents of the University of Michigan

This is a distributed networking library and tool that is in progress to enable users to create private groups to share files and resources amongst a group of computers.

CarbLog is a Palm OS based nutrient tracking system. It has been designed specifically for people following a low-carb diet, but due to the flexible nature of its design, may be used to monitor the progress of many popular diets.

ProDashboard is a custom plugin for the Open Source server monitoring package called Nagios®. ProDashboard "watches" your Progress database and warns you when critical or serious errors are about to happen.

ChWP serves as a WebSpeed replacement. It allows you to web-enable your PROGRESS 4GL application. It is written in C and PROGRESS 4GL. It works with PROGRESS version 8.2 and above.